Activation of Urban Negative Space - JU•Basketball Park
HID Landscape Architecture
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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The house blends into the forest, lightly raised above the ground.
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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Open kitchen and dining framed by curved glass and forest views.
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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Exterior view showing the building’s fluidic form nestled in nature.
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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The 'Forest Valley" with native planting and elevated roof above
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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Open air bath with firepit overlooking the woodland terrain.
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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Pool area defined by warm steam and tactile concrete surfaces.
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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Form development diagram based on site and program.
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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Exploded axonometric showing the project’s material and structural systems
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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Floor Plans
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Forest Within – A Retreat in Kitakaruizawa
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Sectional elevations highlighting terrain, interior volumes, and roof profile.
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Visitor Center for Snæfellsjökull National Park
Arkis Architects
The buildings connection to land and sea.
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Karl Vilhjálmsson
Visitor Center for Snæfellsjökull National Park
Arkis Architects
Visitor center with Snæfellsjökull in the background
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Visitor Center for Snæfellsjökull National Park
Arkis Architects
The design concept is inspired by the surrounding nature
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Visitor Center for Snæfellsjökull National Park
Arkis Architects
café and showroom
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Karl Vilhjálmsson
Visitor Center for Snæfellsjökull National Park
Arkis Architects
showroom
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Visitor Center for Snæfellsjökull National Park
Arkis Architects
education space
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